



Aside from the picture of the little girl, I took the other pictures when I was in dire need of a vacation . So I went away to Ocean City, NJ in late October. After half the day of sitting on the porch getting drunk, loosing my mind, drawing, and listening to ratatat. I finally managed to clear my head and work on some new techniques. So let me know what you think.
2 comments:
if you're doing vignettes in post processing, there is better ways to do it that don't leave a those thick black edges on it but still achieves the same effect
its not a border its a lighting technique I need to work on more, but that's just the process of trial and error for ya : )thanks though sweetheart love u much and thanks for the constructive criticism. The lighting works great except for when you have a bright background color I really do need to work on a form of consistency with the cropping of my pics though. When I was using 35mm back in the day every picture was suppose to be different. Now, the way those look its just enough to make someone with O.C.D. hang themselves
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